Behavioral Technician (Weekends)

About the role

A Behavioral Technician (Internal title: Community Living Instructor) provides support to adults with behavioral health needs in a residential or community setting. You’ll ensure the safety, well-being, and daily success of the individuals we serve, providing hands‑on support with daily living skills, social engagement, behavior management, and more while helping create a safe, structured, and encouraging environment. This role is ideal for anyone looking to gain experience in behavioral health, psychology, or social services, or who enjoys helping others live healthier, more independent lives.

Responsibilities

• Support residents in building life skills, routines, and social behaviors
• Assist with rehabilitation and behavior support programs
• Monitor and document changes in behavior, mood, or physical condition
• Provide basic care, such as taking vital signs and assisting with personal needs
• Administer medication once certified as a Level 1 Medication Aide (training provided)
• Transport clients to appointments and community activities (driving is required)
• Maintain a clean, safe, and supportive living environment
• Participate in emergency response and safety procedures
• Complete documentation accurately and on time

Requirements

• High School/GED required
• At least one (1) year of work experience or self‑employment required
• A valid unrestricted driver's license at the time of hire with the ability to obtain and maintain a class E MO driver's license by the end of 60‑day introductory period required
• Basic Computer Skills Required

Skills

• Enjoy working directly with people and making a positive impact
• Calm, patient, and adaptable in a fast‑paced or changing environment
• Strong communication skills and work well on a team
• Comfortable assisting with basic care and household responsibilities
• Prior experience as a CNA or CMA

Schedule

Weekends, 9:00am‑9:00pm. 24 hours weekly.